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C Moses

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Autosomal dominant familial spastic paraplegia: report of a large New England family.

A large New England family with autosomal dominant familial spastic paraplegia is described. In a pedigree of 173 individuals, 71 affected individuals are identified. Seventeen cases examined by the authors are described with regard to the natural history of FSP in this family. A staging system for following progress and planning interventions is proposed. Three illustrative cases are presented. In this family, FSP is found to have a homogeneous clinical course with nearly complete penetrance. Onset occurs at or before 3 years of age with involvement limited to the lower extremities. After the initial onset, no significant progression was noted. Early aggressive habilitative care may result in more functional ambulation.

Adolescent

Autosomal dominant familial spastic paraplegia: description of a large New England family and a study of management.

A large New England family with autosomal dominant familial spastic paraplegia (ADFSP) is described. In a pedigree of 173 family members, 71 affected individuals were identified. 16 cases examined by the authors are described with regard to the natural history of ADFSP in this family, and a staging system for following progress and planning interventions is proposed. Three illustrative cases are presented. In this family, ADFSP was found to have a homogeneous clinical course, with nearly complete penetrance. Onset, with involvement limited to the lower extremities, occurred by three years of age, after which no significant progression was noted. Early, aggressive habilitative care may result in more functional ambulation for the youngest family members.

Adolescent